Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

3 1833 06593 2821 ) r- GC 977.202 M33MA, 1969 -j MARIONETTE 1969 Marion College Marion, Indiana Mike Troyer, Editor-In-Chief Cynthia Westafer, Bus. Mgr. Students restlessly casting fleeting glances toward the wall, teachers skipping sections of lecture notes, the chapel speaker placing his watch on the podium, kids lining up for lunch ... What is it? TIME. And what is time? Time is the mark and measure of events. Time to us during our college days—only brief MOMENTS— consumed ... consumed before they are realized. It waits for none . . . runs out for some . . . yet is dealed equally to all. Everyone has all the time there is. Within these pages are captured passing MOMENTS of our time at Mar¬ ion College during the nineteen sixty-eight—sixty-nine school year. Administration . . . faculty . . . students . . . , THIS MOMENT IS YOURS. .. 2 3 Hurry, we ' ll be late! Is that required? Hey, where ' s your beanie? 11- •, - wJL m i J ■cO 3r RV-miHiMiwKyj jl � | H jj P II gl r.OUtGf mi a � . ■■ 1 “i p a ' y . Pfa H Wra j E g 1 i - m H i. p ■� KBk| W t ' . 4 Participation Homecoming, sports, and club meetings, too. Never a dull moment; there ' s plenty to do. Studies, athletics, and fine arts, too; It takes concentration in all that we do. 8 10 Then we grew— spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and physically. Our campus grew too. 11 i Adaptation 13 Frequently our thoughts stray from facts, theorems, and conjugations. We give our learning time to solidify. i- 1 15 16 May We Pray with Christ, Not My Will but Thine Be Done. Our Marion College is a world of learn¬ ing ... a world of classes, term papers, books, and profs ... a world of new experience and adventure. Yet while this world is only four years of our lives, it destines the remaining part. We will never forget this world. CURRICULUM Marvin G. Baker, Ed.D. Chairman Professor of Education Paul Faulkenberry, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psycholo¬ gy Byron L. Tippey, Ed.D. Associate Professor of Educa¬ tion Helen B. Shigley, M.A. Assistant Professor of Education Clayton G. Lawrence, Ph.D. Professor of Education 20 Walter F. Titus, Ed.D. Associate Professor of Psy¬ chology Paul R. Mills, M.S. Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education Education and Psychology Education is a possession which cannot be taken away from men. Epictecus Dorcas Henry, B.S. in Ed. Instructor of Physical Education Robert Anderson, B.S. in Ed. Instructor of Physical Education 21 Franklin Lusk, Mus. D. Chairman Associate Professor of Music Carolyn Pocock, M. Mus. Instructor of Music Richard Smith, M. Mus. Instructor of Music Ray We ' lch, B.M.E. Instructor of Music Richard Carpenter, M.S. Instructor of Music 22 Fine Arts The temple of art is built of words. Painting and sculpture and music are but the blazon of its windows, borrowing all their significance from the light , and suggestive only of the temple ' s uses. j. C. Holland Gerald Smeenge, M.A. Assistant Professor of Art Nelson Sheets, M.A. Instructor of Speech Laura Emerson, M.A. Associate Professor of Speech 23 of English Marjorie J. Elder Ph.D. Chairman Professor of English Modern Languages and Gerrit Quelle, M.S. Owen Snyder, M.A. Instructor of German Assistant Professor of Spanish 24 Naomi Moredock, M.A. Instructor of English Harold Boyce, M.A. Librarian Literature David Dickey, M.A. in L.S. Assistant Librarian In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1 Flora Lee, M.S.L.S. Assistant Librarian 25 Donald H. Porter, Ph.D. Chairman, Professor of Mathematics Terry Porter, B.S. Instructor of Mathematics C. Maurice Burns, Ph.D. Dean of the College, Professor of Biology Donald J. Corliss, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathe¬ matics William P. Fessenden, M.A. Associate Professor of Chem¬ istry Robert Werking, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physics 26 Heyman Duecker, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry David Gale, M.A. Assistant Professor of Biology Raymon Elliott, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Natural Science and Mathematics Science is an imaginative adventure of the mind seeking truth in a world of mystery. Cyril Hinshelwood Margaret Hodson, M.S. Associate Professor of Biology Donald Chilgreen, M.S. Instructor of Biology, On Leave 27 Leo G. Cox, Ph.D. Chairman, Professor of Theology Clarence Huffman, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Bible Religion and Philosophy And ye shall know the truth , and the truth shall make you free. John 8:32 Buy the truth and sell it not. Proverbs 23:23 28 Kenneth Gooden, B.D. Instructor of Bible and Greek Wilbur Williams, M.A. Instructor of Religion Melvin Gentry, A.B. Pastor of College Church 29 Allen Bowman, Ph.D. Chairman Professor of History Glenn Martin, M.A. Assistant Professor of History Social Science The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. Edmund Burke Martha Nesbitt, M.A.T. Instructor of History James Luttrull, M.S. Dean of Students, 3, Assistant Professor of Social Science 30 Jerry Showalter, M.A. Instructor of Economics Busi¬ ness John Landon, M.A. Instructor of Sociology 31 The Marion Titans call time-out... time-out to bind up the bruised . . . time-out to plan important strategy. Yet though the clock stops, Time does not. There is no time-out. Every moment counts. v SPORTS I Debbie Westafer, Junior Attendant Jane Herman, Senior Attendant Homecoming Queen Homecoming Court Kay Diller, Sophomore Attendant Sherry Epling, Freshman Attendant Bonnie Volek Orient, So. Dakota 35 Men React as a Team in ROW ONE: Ron Hibbs, Kent Stouder, Brad Snyder, Rob Da- walt, Mark Summers. ROW TWO: Fred Fox, Mgr., Gordon Acton, Jim Henry, Graham Acton, John Bond, Oseh Cole, Bob Johnson, Mgr. ROW THREE: Tim Boles, Mike More- dock, Larry Norris, Jim Elsberry, Mike Shaffer, Tim Kenoyer. ROW FOUR: Coach Bob Anderson, Larry Gentry, Glyn Acton, Joe Hunt, Dan Rickard, Larry Crawford, Dave Powell, Doug Hapeman, Coach Paul Mills. Not shown—Dale Econo¬ man, Phil McRoberts, Francis Mustapha. Fast feet frantically follow the ball. 36 Intercollegiate Soccer Unified spirit brings victory. With every man in his place, our Titans won ' t give. Men from Sierra Leone, Australia, India, the U.S.A., and the force that draws them together... Coach Paul Mills. 1 37 i but Individual Effort is the Core it Iff fk:■ , Co-captains of Marion and Huntington confer with officials before Marion ' s first inter¬ collegiate soccer game. Graham Acton concentrates mind and muscle. Must-of-us would have missed it—but not Mustapha. Soccer provided an exciting beginning for the Marion Titans in their intercollegiate sports career. Coaches Paul Mills, Bob Anderson, and Junior Solo¬ mon trained, disciplined and strove for unity. With their foreign experience co-captains Graham Acton and Tim Kenoyer were excellent leaders, as well as participants. During the Homecoming game with Bethel, MC spirit soared to its height. VARSITY SOCCER Game Opponent Titans Taylor (Practice Scrimmage) 0 1 Huntington 2 0 Taylor (Practice Scrimmage) 0 1 Bethel 2 5 Taylor (Practice Scrimmage) 3 0 Bethel 0 3 Brad Snyder and Kent Stouder receive last minute instructions before entering the action. Dribbling around his man, John Bond, fullback, takes off down- field. Fullback, Jim Elsberry, will boom the ball upfield. 39 Spectator Spirit Boosts the Team Graham Acton heads the ball down field to team members. After the homecoming parade, the crowd waits anxiously for the teams to come on the field. During practice the goalie spears the ball from the attacking line. i The people on the sidelines are just as involved in the game as the players. Halfback, Dave Powell, takes the ball from the opposing team ' s line. Listen, this is important. Sock it to ' em, goalie. 41 Cheer for the Titans 43 Titans Win First Wesleyan WINNING TEAM —ROW ONE: Cheer¬ leaders Vangie Baker, Paula Anderson, Connie Achenback, Debbie Westafer. ROW TWO: Jim Coy, Jim Henderson, Ben Banks, Jerry Carter, Joe Hunt, Dave Powell. ROW THREE: Coach Mills, Man¬ agers Fred Fox and Stan Rickard, Larry Mealy, Art Titus, Larry Tester, Duane Ott, Paul Nicholson, Vern Emery, Bruce Baker, Trainer Bob Garner. Sink it, Paul! Tourney Dr. Goodman presents trophy to Captain Jerry Carter. Ben breaks the barrier. Men, shape up! 45 Titan Scorebox Titans Opponents Game 21 60 Manchester 27 56 Grace 25 73 Huntington 24 31 Malone 70 20 Ft. Wayne Bible 77 112 Olivet 84 94 Ft. Wayne Bible 73 86 Bethel 94 129 Goshen 69 81 Bethel 66 64 Qwosso 92 97 Huntington 84 112 Olivet Invitational Tourney 89 83 Houghton 79 78 Miltonvale “Yes No! 46 47 ' Cindermen End with 3—6 Record 50 Baseball Scorebox Game Opponent Titans Grace 6 5 Grace 10 3 Bethel 7 2 Bethel 9 10 Taylor 9 10 Taylor 10 5 Manchester 5 2 Ft. Wayne Bible 5 6 Ft. Wayne Bible 8 4 Tennis Team Tennis Scorebox Game Titans Huntington not available Bethel 1 6 Bethel 4 3 Huntington not available Track and Golf Track team members —ROW ONE: Chuck Dilley, Dave Huffman, John Bray, ROW TWO: Charlie Thompson, Bruce Baker, Coach Anderson. Golf Scorebox Game Opponent Titans Grame 51 2 91 2 Huntington 81 2 61 2 Taylor 11 1 2 31 2 Manchester 11 1 2 31 2 Defiance 11 1 2 31 2 Anderson 8 2 Ind. Northern 2 13 Field Hockey Field Hockey team members —ROW ONE: M. Rayburn; L. Shelton; I. Belden; J. Hess; C. Brackett; A. Swisher; S. Keller; ROW TWO: D. Holmes; W. Davis; L. Higgins; L. Sohn; J. Stevens; W. Whonsetler; G. Stevens; L. Macy; ROW THREE: S. Neal; C. Moredock; J. Cox; A. Kenny; M. Kenoyer; C. Achenback; C. West; J. Kul- man; C. Blood; T. Freeman. Field Hockey Game Titans Anderson 3 0 Taylor 5 0 Basketball Basketball team members —ROW ONE: D. Harvey; M. Ward; T. Freemen; C. Blake; J. Lytle; R. Jamison; D. Westafer; ROW TWO: L. Bush; J. Kulman; J. Pratt; D. Poe; C. Westafer; J. Hess. Volleyball Volleyball team members —ROW ONE: D. Harvey; L. Shelton; I. Belden; M. Rayburn; ROW TWO: S. Epling; C. Blood; S. Cornog; H. Jones; A. Swisher. 55 We have moments of talking and whis¬ pering . . . planning and working . . . worship¬ pi ng and praying . . . smiling and laughing. And so the college exists. The love, triumph, and hope of one is the joy of all. p� v ACTIVITIES Student Council members —ROW ONE: Linda Bush; Linda Christie; Esther Blazer; Ron Dicken¬ son; Dean Dayton, President; Bob Tippey; Dr. Paul Faulkenberry, advisor; ROW TWO: Joe Hunt; Steve Packer; Glenn Forrester; Don Robertson; Larry Gentry; Jim Campbell. Below: The Student Council officers—Ron Dickenson, Vice- President; Esther Blazer, Secretary; Dean Dayton, President; Dr. Paul Faulkenberry, advisor; Bob Tippey, Treasurer—stand around the television that the Student Council helped provide for the Student Center. Student Council Yesterday these Seniors were eager yet leary . . . determined yet timid. Today they are excited . . . thankful . . . and proud. To¬ morrow will they be content or disgruntled . . . involved or apathetic . . . rich or poor . . . famous or insignificant . . . strong or powerless . . . healthy or ill . . . righteous or infamous? Only time will tell! Graduation ' 69 Newspaper Staff Rich Winchel Sports Editor Letters to the Editor Titans Win Homecoming Contest lim Mohler QRBeat s tl2US Q!lforFi t BB Victory over Qwosso Ira Fox Journal 48th Year of Publication Journal Staff members: Judy Mohler, assistant; Glenn For¬ rester, columnist; Rich Winchel, Sports Editor; Abe Fraih, colum¬ nist; Craig Jones, Business Manag¬ er; Jim Mohler, Editor; Fred Fox, assistant. Yearbook Staff Mr. Ott checks with Mike to see how the yearbook is progressing. Linda Miller and Roberta Fisher work on the copy. Marionette 48th Year of Publication Mike Troyer . . Editor-in-Chief Cynthia Westafer . . Business Manager Gerry Davis. .Assistant Bus. Mgr. Roberta Fisher. .Copy Editor Linda Miller. .Copy Writer Grace Ellen Day. .Copy Writer Darla Myers. . Copy Writer Peggy Strader. .Typist Julie Goins . . Copy Writer Myron Taylor. . Photo Editor Rob Dawalt . . Sports Editor Darla Parsons. . Layout Editor Wilber Williams . .Faculty Advisor Mr. George Ott. . Business Advisor Mike and Darla work on page designs. 61 Student Education Association SEA Officers: Mrs. Shigley, Sponsor; Vangie Baker, Recording Secretary; Lavon Shigley, President; Michelle Pratt, Corres¬ ponding Secretary; Zana Barker, Treasurer; Dr. Tippey, Spon¬ sor. Not pictured: Bob Tippey, Vice-President. 62 Physical Science Club Physical Science Club Officers: Keith Green, Secretary-Treasur¬ er; Craig Jones, Vice-President; Gerald Cheek, President. Student Ministerial Association SMA Officers —ROW ONE: Frank Levi, President; Dr. Cox, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Stanley Floover, Treas¬ urer; Barb Fedewa, Secretary; Ron Dick¬ inson, Vice-President. Young Republicans Young Republican Club Officers: Ron Batman, President; Michelle Stachon, Secretary-Treasurer; John Bray, Vice-Presi¬ dent. Not pictured: Steve Eckart, Chaplain. mm j U$.$enatop BQ6W jksup MTE RSPRE NTATIV! J JEANS WEAVER RECORDER ' HARRY SCOTT treasurer ASnSa ■ter m flW SiPREMWATi‘ft ' M HODUM SURVIVOR miM t m t commissioner Hicmw 64 Young Democrats Young Democrats Officers: Charles Satchwill, President; Karen Williams, Secretary; Prof. Landon, Sponsor. Not pictured: Patsy Wiggen, Vice-President; Virginia Mankin, Treasurer. 65 Student Missionary Fellowship Student Missionary Fellowship officers: Tim Toops, President; George Troyer, Treasurer; Roberta Fisher, Secretary; Grace Ellen Day, Vice-President; Marcia Scanlan, Prayer Chairman; Miss Carolyn Pocock, Sponsor. Parnassus Club Parnassus Club Officers: Ruth Werking, Vice-President; Mildred Dively, President; Cynthia Westa- fer, Secretary-Treasurer. Mental Health Club Mental Health Club Officers: Dr. Titus, Sponsor; Linda DeCan, Sec¬ retary-Treasurer; Duane Janssen, President; Joel Thorne, Vice-Presi¬ dent. Concert Choir it jM HgK -3-i ’I. ,, . k IHNML l Jjrl J it f Sei sKLflb ' ?-• ’■ ' ? 4 Concert Choir members —ROW ONE: Phil Thomas, Esther Blazer, Linda Jackson, Greg Johnson, ROW TWO: Marvin Odle, Judy Herring, Susie Callahan, Randy Greene, ROW THREE: Steve Johnson, Heather Reed, Pam Rogers, Jim Elsberry, ROW FOUR: Myron Taylor, Susie Benson, Delores Davis, Linda Mc- Crory, ROW FIVE: Pat Butterbaugh, Linda Short, Ron Verlee, Joy Stence, Diane Wyzoric, Paul Smith, Charlotte West, Sam O ' Brien, ROW SIX: Stan Rickard, Diane Berry, Sandy Francis, Golden Knapp, Marta Bickel, Linda Bush, Renae Peterson, Don Robertson, ROW SEVEN: David Wright, Marilyn Watts, Jim Coy, Doug Rickard, Debbie Poe, Dan Rickard. 68 Choir Officers: Prof. Carpenter, Sponsor; Heather Reed, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer; Jim Els- berry, Vice-President; Dan Rickard, President; Stan Rickard, Chaplain. Musicae Club Musicae Officers: Susie Callahan, Secretary; Prof. Welch, Sponsor; Pam Staats, Treasurer; Steve Coleson, Vice-President; Randy Greene, President. 69 Concert Band Concert Band members —ROW ONE: Jim Steele, Delores Whit¬ worth, Carol Bunish, Jule Lytle, Prof. Welch, Renae Petterson, ROW TWO: Marlyin Ames, Doug Helvy, Marcia Scanlan, Diane Berry, Stan Rickard, Duane Buttermore, Larry Norris, Judy Herring, Linda Dawalt, Ron Verlee, Bill Scoffield, ROW THREE: Glyn Acton, Randy Smith, Jennifer Rosebrook, John Hollenbeck, Carol Brackett, Wil¬ ber Haggertty, Lyle Williams, Jim Coy, Marvin Odle, Gordon Acton, Myron Taylor, Don Rob¬ ertson, Bob Tippey, ROW FOUR: Penny Hart, Linda Short, Lorraine Pitts, Bob Griffin, Steve Coleson, Ron Smith. 70 71 Talisman Club Taliesan Club Officers: Henry Smith, Treasurer; Marita Fields, Secretary; JoAnn Birkla, President; Prof. Smeenge, Sponsor. Not pictured: Rebecca Bennett, Vice- President. 72 Dram action Dramaction Officers: Don Goodman, President; Terry Thornton, Vice-President; Darlene Osborne, Treasurer; Joyce Kulman, Secretary; Prof. Sheets, Sponsor. Inter-Club Council Inter Club Council: Ron Batman, Secretary; Lavon Shigley, Vice-President; Ron Dickinson, President. 73 Dorm Councils Williams Hall Dorm Council: Larry Mealy, Chaplain; John Gray, Secretary; Curt Fey; Bob Hallett, Assistant Head Resident; Steve Williams; Don Robertson; Bruce Baker; Jerry Bale, Vice-President; Glenn Forrester, President. Not pictured: George Collins, Treasurer. Shatford Hall Dorm Council Officers: Lynn Abbott, President; Mary Leighner, Social Chairman; Linda McCory, Vice-President; Priscilla Peters, Secretary-Treasurer. Not pictured: Grace Day, Chaplain. ; and Officers Bowman Hall Dorm Council Officers— ROW ONE: Dorothy Marshall, Chaplain; Sandi Francis, President; Cheri Mitchener, Social Chairman. ROW TWO: Joyce Warvel, Secretary-Treasurer; Marilyn King; Judi Brown, Social Chairman. Teter Hall Dorm Council Officers: Ron Bat¬ man, President; John Mohler, Treasurer; Jack Carpenter, Secretary; Dick Phillippi, Chaplain; Mike Parks, Vice-President, John Porterfield, Sponsor. Campus Outreach Through Music Darla Parsons, Vangie Baker, Linda McCory Marilyn Coates, Susan Lahr, Debbie Moses, Dawn Putney Jim Coy, Rich Winchell, Mike Wilson, Terry Munday 76 Esther Blazer, Martha Blazer, Mary Blazer Miss Pocock, Marilyn Benjamin, Penny Hart, Diane Berry Varsity Quartet Don Zent Steve Hill Lyle Williams Larry Mealy Rita Jamison, Pat Showalter, Nancy Cox, Joyce Warvel 77 Ticking away seconds . . . minutes . . . hours, the administration is the balance wheel of the school. Though the hour hand passes five, their job is not done. It ' s not all in a day ' s work. ADMINISTRATION o This is the forty-ninth year of Marion College. Within the span of the calendar are the great moments of conscious existence, the now that sep¬ arates the past from the future. But time has not merely passed through o the days of our year. It has been the means of achievement. Woven among our daily activities has been the construction of the Hall of Science and the Baldwin Center. Both of these buildings are destined to have an important place in the academic and campus life at Marion College. Merger talks have been in the air with a real program of opera¬ tion coming unto being as the year draws to a close. Registration figures show that eight to ten percent more people populate our classrooms than were here only one year ago. And there have been the new intercollegiate games. These are but some of the signs of growth on our campus. It takes time to grow but much more is involved than time. Effort and response are there too. In a moment of reflection we pause to thank God who giveth the increase. Then with one eye on the promises and plans for tomorrow we live today active in the will of God. This is the story of Marion College in 1969. President Woodrow Goodman 81 82 James Luttrull, M.S. Dean of Students 83 Max E. Banker, M.A. Registrar Mary Linder, B.S. in Ed. Assistant Registrar Howard Noggle, Th.B. Director of Church Relations 84 Millie Jacobs, M.S. Executive Secre¬ tary, Alumni Association James Garrett, A.B. Director of Fi¬ nancial Development Vernon Swanson, Accountant 85 Jim Campbell, Manager of the Bookstore 86 Gerald Laun, B.A., Director of Graphic Arts Judith Leach, R.N. College Nurse Della Waters Library Staff As¬ sistant 87 Secretaries Doris Overholt, Assistant to Director of Financial Develop¬ ment Anna Marie Beckman, Secretary to the President Joyce Ott, Secretary to the Dean of the College Viola Macy, Assistant Financial Aid Officer Gloria Wilson, Nat ' l Student Defense Loan Clerk 88 Martha Blazer, Secretary to the Business Manager and Treasurer Marguerite Westafer, Man¬ aging Secretary of the Office of Development Jean Strawser, Secretary to the Alumni Executive Secretary Corrine Nellis, Mailing Address Secre¬ tary Diane Fulp, Assistant Book¬ keeper Bessie Cravens, Bookkeeper 89 Connie Eckart, Secretary to Director of Pre-Admissions Julia Carter, Secretary to the Dean of Students Cynthia Cox, Secretary to the Division of Education Carolyn Barber, Secretary to the Division of Fine Arts Kay Tester, Secretary to the Director of Admissions Vivian Freeman, Secretary to the Registrar 90 Arvid Craker Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Joseph Leach Asa Ault James Didiras Service Personnel 91 TIME makes its demands on life . . . taking away the old to make the new. And old faces are replaced by young ones. But still, behind each new face are the same goals . . . ideals . . . and desires. Thus, the faces pictured here represent the effects of TIME on our school. ALBUM Who ' s Who at Marion College The “Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Uni¬ versities recognition, a national honor roll of dis¬ tinctive collegians, is awarded those students who have excelled in both academic and extra-curricular activities. 94 Jim Campbell But what things were gain to me, those I counted loss for Christ. 95 Philippians 3:7 Linda Christie The wisdom from above is first pure, then peacable, gentle, open to reason, full of mercy and good fruits, without uncertainty or insincerity. James 3:17 Larry Mealy Cod created me to do Him some definite service; He has committed some work to me which He has not given to another. I have my mission ... John H. Newman 96 Frank Levi This above all: to thine own self be true. And it must follow, as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. 97 Donavon Shoemaker I will life up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. Then love the Master-Player came With heaving breast and eyes aflame; The harp He took all undismayed. Smote on its strings, still strange to song, HP Ruth Werking And brought forth music sweet and strong. Paul Lawrence Dunbar 98 Sherryl (Sharp) Yeakle For the Lord giveth wisdom: out of his mouth cometh knowl¬ edge and understanding. He layeth up sound wisdom for the righteous, he is a buckler to them that walk uprightly. When wisdom entereth into thine heart, and knowledge is pleasant unto thy soul, discretion shall preserve thee, understanding shall keep thee. Proverbs 2:6-7,10-11 Perfect wisdom hath four parts, viz., wisdom, the principle of doing things aright; justice, the principle of doing things equally in public and private; fortitude, the principle of not flying danger, but meeting it; and temperance, the principle of subduing desires and living moderately. Plato Cynthia Westafer 99 The officers of the Senior class were Linda Bush, student council representative; Caro¬ lyn Hodges, treasurer; Dick Phillippi, chaplain; Jerru Carter, president; Prof. Owen Snyder, sponsor; and Cynthia Westafer, vice-president. Not pictured is Bonnie Volek, sec¬ retary. Seniors Plan to Improve Their World Lynn Abbott Lansing, Mich. Carolyn Babb Marion, Ind. 100 Lynn Abbott, B.S. Elementary Education Owosso College; Dorm Council President 4 SEA. Carolyn Fessenden Babb, A.B. Social Studies Dramaction Secretary 2, SEA 3,4. Marilyn B. Benjamin, B.S. Music Education Miltonvale; Dorm Council 3,4, Assistant Heat Resident, Shatford Hall 4, SEA 4. Rebecca Ann Bennett, A.B. English. Choir 1 Dramaction 1,4, Inter Club Council 3, Forensic 4, Mental Health Unit 3, Musicae 1, Parnassu Club 4, SEA 1,4, Taliesan 2,3,4, Young Republi can Club 3. Charles Lee Bickel, B.S. Elementary Education SEA 4, SMA 1,2,3, All-Star Basketball Team 1. Stephen W. Bickel, B.S. Theology. Ball Statt University; SMA 2,3,4. Thomas Biggs, B.S. Elementary Education SEA 1-4. Miriam Elsie Blakely, A.B. History. KMBI; FMI 2,3, SEA 4. Marilyn Benjamin Minneapolis, Minn. Rebecca Bennett Wabash, Ind. Stephen Bickel Muncie, Ind. Charles Bickel Marion, Ind. Miriam Blakely Marion, Ind. Thomas Biggs Valparaiso, Ind. 101 Marilyn Boardman Hart, Mich. Carol Brendel Marion, Ind. Jo Anne Brown Frankfort, Ind. Myra Brown Marion, Ind. Greg Brendel Charles Brookshire Marion, Ind. Fairmount, Ind. Linda Bush Osgood, Ind. Joy Caldwell Miltonvale, Kan. Joyce Carpenter Jerry Carter Mecosta, Mich. Kempton, Ind. James Campbell Marion, Ind. Joyce Campbell Marion, Ind. 102 Joseph Chambers Marion, Ind. Linda Christie Marion, Ind. Richard Clarke Hayward, Wis. Gerald Cheek Greentown, Ind. Hilda Clarke LaCeiba, Honduras Claudia Cole Marion, Ind. 103 Marilyn Kav Boardman, B.S. Elementary Edu cation. Dorm Council 3,4, Musicae 1, SEA 3, Assistant Head Resident—Bowman Hall 4. Carol Brendel, B.S. Elementary Educatior SEA 2,3,4. Greg Edwin Brendel Charles Brookshire Jo Anne Brown, B.S. Elementary Educatior FMF 4, SEA 2,3,4, Young Republican Club 4. Myra M. Brown, B.S. Elementary Educatior Spring Arbor College; SEA 4. Mary Linda Bush, A.B. English. Choir 2,3,4 Dorm Council 2,3, Musicae 1, Parnassus Clul 3,4, SEA 1-4, Student Council 4, Dorm Counci President 3, Cultural Life Committee 4, In tercol. basketball 4. Joy Caldwell, B.S. Music Education. Millton vale College; Chorale 4, Band 3, Dorm Coun cil 3,4, Musicae 3,4. James G. Campbell, A.B. Theology. Dorn Council 2,3, Dorm Council President 3, Stu dent Council 3,4, SMA 1-4, Junior Class Presi dent, Class Chaplain 1-2, Missionary Planning Committee, Religious Life Committee. Joyce Compton Campbell, B.S. Elementary Education. Dorm Council 3, SEA 3,4, Taliesar 2 . Joyce Kay Carpenter, B.S. Elementary Educa tion. KMBI; Dorm Council 2,3 FMF 3, SE 3 3,4, Treasure of FMF 3. Jerry W. Carter, B.S. Elementary Education Dorm Council 1,2, Assistant Head Resident Williams Hall 2, SEA 3,4, Student Council 3,4 M-Club 1,2,3, Student-Faculty Athletic Com¬ mittee 2,3, Journal 2,3, Editor-Journal 3. Senior Class President, Track, Baseball, Tennis, Bas¬ ketball teams. Joseph Allyn Chambers, B.S. Elementary Edu¬ cation. Ball State University. Physical Science Club 2, SEA 4, Mental Health Unit 2. Gerald G. Cheek, B.S. Math. Inter Dorm Council 4, Physical Science 1-4, SEA 2,3,4, Young Democrat Club 3,4, Pres. Physical Science Club 4. Linda S. Christie, B.S. Elementary Education. SEA 3,4, Junior Class Secretary, Student Coun¬ cil 4, Student Council Corresponding secre¬ tary 4, Homecoming attendant 3, Judicial committee 3, M-Club 1,2, Who ' s Who 4, Cheerleader 1,2. Hilda Vernica Clarke, A.B. Speech. Richard Clarke, B.S. Chemistry. Miltonvale College; Dramaction 3, Physical Science 4, SEA 4, Student Council Academic Life Com¬ mittee; Student-Faculty Library Committee. Claudia Cole, A.B. Sociology. Dorm Council 2, Mental Health Unit 2, Student Council 3. Oseh Cole Freetown, Sierra Leone Joseph Cox Saratoga, Ind. Fran Eger Ft. Wayne, Ind. Oseh Cole, B.A. Religion Sociology. Sierra Leone Bible College; FMF 4, SMA 4, Young Democrat Club 4. Jill Ann Cooper, B.S. Elementary Education Religion. Owosso Southern Pilgrim College; Dorm Council 4, FMF 3,4, SEA 3,4. Joseph Cox Donald DeWayne Dunham, B.S. Chemistry. Physical Science 4, SEA 3,4, Young Republican Club 1-4 President 2. Mary Ann Miller Eack, B.S. Psychology. River¬ side Hospital School of Nursing and Wayne State University. Fran Eger Richard Merritt Elliott, A.B. Theology. Choir 1-3, SEA 1,2, SMA 2-4. Susan Lee Ertel, B.S. Elementary Education. SEA 1,2,4., Young Republican Club 1,2,4. Warren K. Fish, B.A. Religion. Bio Club, SMA 3.4. Ibrahim Fraih, B.A. English. Vincennes Uni¬ versity; Journal r. Laura Lee Gaddis, B.S. Elementary Education. Dorm Council 1,2, SEA 1-4. Judy Gentry, B.S. Elementary Education. Choir 1-3, Musicael-3, SEA 1-3 President 3, Who ' s Who. Patricia Kay Gibson, B.S. Elementary Education. Miltonvale College; Mental Flealth Unit 3, SEA 3,4, Young Republican Club 4. Suzanne Benser, B.S. Elementary Education. Bio Club 1, Dramaction 3, SEA 3,4, Taliesan 2, M-Club 1-4. Donald W. Goodman, A.B. English. Bob Jones University; Dorm Council 2, Dramaction 2-4, FMF 2, Forensic 2-4, President Forensic 4, President Dramaction 3,4, Inter Club Council 3.4, Musicae 2, Parnassus Club 4, Young Re¬ publican Club 2,4. Randy J. Greene, B.S. Music. Owosso College; Choir 4, Musicae President 4, SEA 4. Dennis Grinstead, B.S. Elementary Education. Ruth Anne Guthrie, B.S. Elementary Education. Forensic 1-3, SEA 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2. Mary Ann Eack FJuntington, Ind. 104 Richard Elliott Marion, Ind. Susan Ertal Swayzee, Ind. J Laura Gaddis Marion, Ind. Judy Gentry M arion, Ind. Patricia Gibson Rapid City, S. Dak. Dennis Grinstead Arcadia, Ind. Suzanne Gonser Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ruth Guthrie Coshocton, Ohio Donald Goodman Winona Lake, Ind. Randy Greene Lebanon, Ind. 105 Gary Hacker Marion, Ind. Robert Hallett Millville, New Brunswick Robert Hershberger Marion, Ind. Beverly Hill Ottawa, Ontario Jane Hermann Evansville, Ind. Patricia Hershberger Marion, Ind. $ Jon Hollenbeck Marion, Ind. Jean Hoskins Upland, Ind. Della Hixon Minneapolis, Minn. Carolyn Hodges 106 San Antonio, Texas LeRoy Imler Marion, Ind. Karen Jacobsen Minneapolis, Minn. Gary Richard Hacker, B.S. Business-Economics. Ball State University; Physical Science 3. Robert Steven Hallett, B.A. Theology. Bethany Bible College; Dorm Council 4, Dramaction 3, FMF 3, SMA 3,4, Assistant Head Resident Williams Hall 4. Penny Hart, B.S. Music. Owosso College; Chorale 3,4, Dorm Council 3, FMF 4, Musicae 3,4, SEA 4. Miriam L. Haslett, B.S. Elementary Education. Owosso College; SEA 3,4. Jane L. Hermann, B.S. Music. Choir 1-3, Chorale 4, Musicae 4, Gospel team 1,2, Home¬ coming attendant 4. Patricia Anderson Hershberger, B.S. Elemen¬ tary Education. KMBI; SEA 3,4. Robert Dalton Hershberger, B.A. Religion. KMBI; Vice-president Student Conference 3, SMA 2-4. Beverly Hill, B.A. Religion. Della Jane Hixson, B.A. Elementary Education. University of Minnesota; Chorale 1,4. FMF 4, Forensic 2, SEA 2,4. Carolyn Joyce Hodges, A.B. English. Trinity University; Dorm Council 3, Journal 3, Parn¬ assus Club 3,4, SEA 3,4, WRA 4, M-Club 3, Senior class treasurer 4, Senior class athletic director 4. Jon Raymond Hollenbeck, B.S. Biology. Bio Club 1-4, President Bio Club 3,4, Inter Club Council 3,4, Physical Science 4, SEA 4, Young Republican Club 2-4. Jean Rae Hoskins, B.S. Elementary Education. Indiana Business College; SEA 1-4. Charles LeRoy Imler, B.S. Music. Choir 3, Chorale 4, Musicae 4, SEA 3,4. Jim Jacobs, B.S. Elementary Education. SEA 3,4, Young Democrat Club 3,4. Karen Jocobsen, A.B. English. Miltonvale College; Chorale 2, Dorm Council 4, Dramac¬ tion 2, Sec.-Treasure Dramaction 2, SEA 2-4. Ida M. Jones, B.S. Sociology. Bio Club 1,2, Mental Health Unit 1-2, Young Democrat Club 4. Ronald E. Julian, B.S. Mathematics. SEA 4. Larry D. Kinner, B.S. English. SEA 4. Ronald Julian Marion, Ind. 107 Mabel Kunkle Marion, Ind. Edie Lambert Brookfield, Wis. Hazel Miller Noblesville, Ind. Marilyn Moreillon New Carlisle, Ind. Linda Oxley Muncie, Ind. Cyril Page Worthington, Ind. Paul Nicholson Daniel Oradat 108 Greentown, Ind. Marion, Ind. Nancy Parsons Peoria, Illinois Carol Peak Marion, Ind. Frnchon Pattee Lafayette, Ind. Wilma Phipps Marion, Ind. Wallace Ratliff Marion, Ind. Mabel Kunkle Edie Lambert, B.S. Elementary Education. SEA 3.4. Betty Kocher Lusk, A.B. English. Bethel Col¬ lege. Virginia D. Mankin, B.S. Elementary Education. Indiana University; SEA 3,4, Young Democrat Club 4, Treasure Young Democrat Club 4. Hazel E. Miller, B.S. Elementary Education. SEA 3,4. Marilyn Janet Moreillon, B.S. Elementary Edu¬ cation. Physical Science 1, SEA 1,3,4. James E. Mowat, A.B. Theology. FMF 3, SMA 1-4. Ron Myers Paul L. Nicholson, B.S. Elementary Education. SEA 3,4, Varsity Basketball Team 4, Judiciary Committee 4. Daniel R. Oradat, B.S. Elementary Education. Ball State University; SEA 2-4, M-Club 1-3. Linda Oxley, B.S. Elementary Education. Dorm Council 1, FMF 2-4, SEA 2-4, Secretary of class 1,2, Religious Life Committee, Who ' s Who. Cyril Gordon Page, A.B. Theology. Dramaction 2.4. Forensic 4, SMA 1-4, Gospel Team 2-4. Nancy Lee Parsons, B.S. Elementary Education. Musicae 1, SEA 3,4, Young Republican Club 3.4. Fanchon Jane Pattee, B.S. Elementary Educa¬ tion. Ball State University; SEA 3,4. Carol Ann Peak, A.B. English. Parnassus Club 4, SEA 3,4, Young Democrat Club 4. Wilma Phipps Mary Said Porter, B.S. Music. Malone College; Choir, Chorale, SEA 2-4. Wallace F. Ratliff, B.A. Theology. Uofk; Dorm Council 4, SMA 4. Mary Porter Upland, Ind. 109 ■A t Elizabeth Ann Reas, B.S. Elementary Educa¬ tion. Dorm Council 2, SEA 1-4. Elizabeth Reas Greentown, Ind. Daniel Rickard Mears, Mich. Gloria Risley Marion, Ind. Daniel Wayne Rickard, A.B. Music. Choir 1-4, President 3-4; Journal 2, Varsity Quartet 1-2, Musicae 1-4, SEA 1-3, Student Council 2, SMA 2. F. Thomas Riner, B.S. Social Studies. Ball State University; SEA 3-4. Gloria Fred Risley, B.S. Elementary Education. DePauw University; SEA 4. Marcia Scanlan, B.A. English. McKendree College; Chorale 3, FMF 3-4, Parnassus Club 4, SEA 4, Student Conference Vice Pres. 4. Donavon Wayne Shoemaker, B.A. Religion. Dorm Council 1-2, Dorm Council Pres. 2, Journal 2-3, Student Conference Vice P res. 1, SMA 1-4, SMA Secretary 2, Who ' s Who. Viola Mayhle Shoemaker, B.S. Elementary Education. Dorm Council 3, Cheerleader 1, SEA 3-4. John E. Shroil, A.B. Theology. Chorale 4, SMA 1-4. Stephen Skinner, B.A. Theology. Southern Wesleyan College; SMA 2. Dorothy E. Smeenge, B.S. Elementary Edu¬ cation. Forensic 4, SEA 4. Regina Smith, B.S. Elementary Education. SEA 3-4. Bin Soto Pamela Jane Staats, B.S. Music. Choir 2-3, Chorale 1, Dorm Council 1,3, Musicae 4, SEA 4. Thomas Riner Swayzee, Ind. Joan Flawks Stewart, B.S. Elementary Educa¬ tion. SEA 3-4, Cheerleader 1. Susan Marie Swaney, A.B. Sociology. Central Wesleyan College; Dorm Council 3, FMF 3. Byron L. Taylor, B.S. Music. Choir 1-2, Dra- maction 1-2, President Dramaction 2, Journal 1-2, Marionette 1-2, Musicae 4, SEA 4. James W. Thomas, B.S. Taylor University; SEA. Joyce Ann Tripp, B.S. Elementary Education. Dorm Council 2-3, Dramaction 1-2, Journal 1, SEA 4, Taliesanl. Marcia Scanlan Nashville, III. DO Stephen Skinner Fairmount, Ind. Viola Shoemaker Marion, Ind. John Shroll Marion, Ind. Dorothy Smeenge Marion, Ind. Susan Swaney Macon, Georgia Byron Taylor Huntington, Ind. Ill Robert Tripp Springbrook, Wis. David Troyer Churubusco, Ind Ron Vermilion Marion, Ind. Bonnie Volek Orient, S. Dak. Michael Umfleet Marion, Ind. Verna Umfleet Marion, Ind. Ruth Werking Marion, Ind. Cynthia Westafer Sims, Ind. Carol Walker Milan, Ind. Dorothy Ward Marion, Ind. 112 Robert Arthur Tripp, A B. Iheologv SM A 1-4. Karen Williams Huntington, Ind. Nancy Winchell Marion, Ind. Linda Williams Marion, Ind. Gary Wright Marion, Ind. Mary Zell Russiaville, Ind. David Ivnn I rover, A.IV Mathematits. I Ml 1-4, Physit al St ient e 1-4, S| A 1-4. William M. Ititker, A.B. Religion. Alleg.mv Community College, lav lor l niversitv; Du- mat tion 4, SM A 2-4 Fllen lane Ivner, B.S. Ilementarv (dotation. Ball Stale l niversitv; SI A 4 Mit hael Keith l mfleet, A.B. Iheologv. Botham Na arene College; SMA 2-4, Young Demot rat Club 4. Verna Maser l mfleet, B.S. Ilementarv Iduta¬ tion. Oi osm) C ollege; S| A 1 -4. Ronald L. Vermilion, A.B. Math. SI A 4. Bonnie Jean Volek, B.S. Ilementarv (dota¬ tion. Miltonvale Weslevan College; Chorale 4, Dorm COunt il 1-4, Dramattion 1-4, I Ml 1, Set retarv Senior Class, SI A 1-4, Stutient C enter Boartl, V estern Club 4. Carol Walker, B.S. Ilementarv (duration. I ni¬ versitv ot Kentucky; Chorale 1, Dorm Coun¬ cil l.SIA 1. Dorothv Watkins Ward, B.S. Ilementarv Idu¬ tation. Dorm Count il Set retarv 1, Journal 1-2, Marionette 1, Ireasurer of Sophomore Class and Junior Class, Musitae 1-2, SI A 1-4, Stu- tlt ' til 1 at u11v Publit Relations C ommittee Ruth Davis Werking, A.B. English. Parnassus Club 1-4, SI A 1-4, laliesan 1-4, President Taliesan. Cvnthia Rose Westafer, A.B. I nglish. Dorm Council President 1, (Ml 1-2, Inter Club Council 2-3, President Inter club Council 3, Marionette 4, Parnassus Club 3-4, Set retarv Parnassus 4, SI A 3-4, Stutient Council 1-3, Stutient Countil treasurer 2, Vite President 3, Senior Class Vic e President 4, Who ' s V ho. Karen Elaine Williams, A.B. Sociology. Young Democrat Club 4. Linda Perkins Williams, A.B. Fnglish. Inter Club Countil Vice-President 2, Marionette 1, Musitae 1-2, Parnassus Club 3-4, Student Conferent e Set .-Treas. 4, SE A 2-4. Nancy Elaine Winchell, B.S. English. Parnassus Club 1-4, SL A 3-4. Gary L. Wright, B.S. Elementary Education. SEA 3-4. Donna Yeats, B.S. Elementary Edutation. Chorale 2, SEA 4. Mary Louise Zell, B.S. Elementary Edutation. Indiana University; SEA 4. Donna Yeats Marion, Ind. 113 The Junior Class officers were Joe Hunt, president; Prof. Terry er, treasurer; Marilyn Gillespie, social chairman; and Miriam Porter, sponsor; Ron Dickinson, chaplain; Jim Mohler, student Ward,secretary, council representative; Zana Barker, vice-president; Judy Mohl- Juniors Finalize Career Plans Here are the Juniors—beyond the midpoint of their college days, when it is easier to push on than to pull back—reflecting on previous achievements and mistakes . . . gaining recognition and status . . . becoming excited about their chosen careers . . . choosing life-long companions . . . anticipating their Senior year. Work of Art? 114 Ken Abbott Richard Alwine Jerry Bale Zana Barker Rosemary Barnes John Barnett JoAnn Birkla Debbie Birt And Start the Road to Confidence Music of the winds. 115 Effective SPEECH fOlRTMIDITIOS Cjtmt Issues m Western LMlotfioH- A ’..-AS WILLIAMS Kendall • Jim Blakely Esther Blazer John Bond Duane Buttermore Donna Campbell Shirley Chilson Steve Cole son Isla Copeland Deane Dayton Jim Dayton 116 ANOOM KOU$, SiNOit Ron Dickinson Steve Emery Lynn Ferrebee Betty Fletcher Mary Fletcher Deanna Fortney John Gibbons Marilyn Gillespie Norman Glassburn John Gray Dan Guenin Linda Hada Fred Hamlin Sandy Harlan Diann Hathaway They Plan the Junior— Senior Banquet Patricia Haynes Jeanette Hess Steve Hill Vern Hoaglund Susan Hoisington Joetta Holsing Ruth Howell Amy Huffman Nancy Hughes Joe Hunt 117 Really, Fred is thinking . . what ' s going on Friday night? Diane Jacobs Linda Kenworthy Vicky Kitts Jean Kreke Lynn Kryzak Joyce Kulman Elvan Lamb Anita Lay Frank Levi Carmen Luepnitz Dorothy Marshall Pat McKitrick Larry Mealy Jim Mohler Judy Mohler 118 Mike Moredock Terry Munday Linda Myers Sara Nierste Carol Noggle Cheri Oxley Mike Parks Priscilla Peters Dwight Peterson Dave Powell Sandy Reed Stan Rickard Delve Deeper into Their Studies 119 Today my heart beat 103,389 times, my blood traveled 168,000,000 miles, I breathed 23,040 times, I inhaled 438 cubic feet of air, I spoke 4,800 words, moved 750 major muscles, and 1 exercised 7,000,000 brain cells. I ' m tired. Jack Ross Pauline Ruddock Sheryl Seaman Lavon Shigley Nelson Spaulding Michelle Stachon Donna Stelter Carol Stone Myron Taylor Terry Thornton Ruth Tibbetts Art Titus Tim Toops George Troyer Shirley VanderHorst 120 Van VanWinkle John Volz Miriam Ward Debbie Westafer Margaret Wheeler Linda Wiley Sherry Williams Steve Williams Rich Winchell The Junior class from head to foot. The Sophomore class officers were Linda Macy, treasurer; Steve Packer, president; Char¬ lotte West, secretary; Darold Hathaway, vice-pres.; Norm Clifford, student council rep.; Steve Eckart, chaplain. Prof. Jerry Showalter was the class sponsor. Sophomores Find What They Want Living with hearts that run . . . minds that dream . . . and clocks that have no hour hand are the Sophomores—yet beginning the year with despon¬ dency . . . then striving for further independence . . . gradually gaining more self-realization . . . ma¬ turing in their attitudes and actions . . . awaking to the imminence of facing the world. 122 Gordon Acton Graham Acton Kay Adams Bruce Baker Vangie Baker Brenda Barnes Dianne Berry Carol Blood Larry Burke Jim Burns Joyce Bush Nancy Calhoun Susan Callahan Vincent Callendine Yevonne Campbell Decide to Quit or to Persevere (30-LOVE), Sometimes the hard work pays off. 123 Jack Carpenter Barbara Chilson Norman Clifford George Collins Joetta Cook Carolyn Corliss Lynann Cox Jim Coy Larry Crawford Gary Daniel Wanda Davis Grace Ellen Day Linda DeCan Rebecca DeShong Kay Diller Chuck Dilley Cynthia Dunham Daren Durey Doug Elzey Barb Fedewa Sophomores Build Best Roberta Fisher Glenn Forrester Sandra Francis Myron Fuller Donald Grant Celia Groves Debbie Gunn Sharon Hall Carol Halpin Jill Hamilton 124 The theme of the float was—DEVILS DE- LIGHT ' Homecoming Float Norm Hamlin Karen Hand Bessie Hart Jim Heck Jim Henderson James Henry Elizabeth Hiatt Linda Higgens Dawn Holmes Stanley Hoover 125 Realizing Their Capabilities Linda Jackson Sue Jacobs Duane Janssen Mary Johnson Steve Johnson Craig Jones Sharon Keller Anita Kenny Tim Kenoyer Marilyn King Golden Knapp Dick Lahr Susan Lahr Wayne Lake Mary Leighner 126 Faith Logsdon Tamara Lowery Linda Macy Theresa Matherly Linda McCrory Susan McKee Allene Mitchell Loretta Mitchell Linda Moeller Jane Moran Leo Mullins Darla Meyers Darlene Nye Darlene Osborn Joann Ott Steve Packer Martha Page Phyllis Panico Penny Pann Darla Parsons They Choose Major Fields I give up! Shirley Peden Cathy Phillips Debbie Poe Jane Pratt Dawn Putney Dave Rash Martna Richards Doug Rickard Mary Ricks Robert Ross Bill Scofield Patty Seymour Jane Shaferly Bill Shaffer Pat Synder Lois Sohn Jan Stevens Peggy Strader Mark Summers Alinda Swisher Phil Thomas Bill Thorne Bob Tippy Mike Troyer Mary Ann Trump Ron Verlee Lavona Virgen Becky Walker Charlotte West Kay Williams Lyle Williams Roy Williams Mike Wilson Ron Wolf Dave Wuertley 129 The Freshman Class officers were Don Robertson, presi¬ dent; Brad Snyder, vice-president; Jule Lytle, secretary; Larry Norris, historian; Connie Ackenbach, women ' s athletic director; John Bray, men ' s athletic director; Bob Thyer, treasurer; Prof. David Gale and Coach Paul Mills, co¬ sponsors. Larry Gentry, student council representative and Duane Ott, chaplain are not pictured. Freshmen Face New Challenges In the fall, these are the Freshmen—eager yet leary . . . determined yet timid—wondering what the next four years will bring . . . wishing they knew . . . yet glad they don ' t. In the spring, these are the Freshmen—happy yet sad . . . relieved yet tired—thinking that the next three years will never end . . . wishing they were past . . . yet glad they aren ' t. Freshmen found many new experiences—Greg Johnson learned how to cut meat. 130 Connie Achenback Glyn Acton Donald Ames Marjorie Ames Paula Anderson Sally Andres Donald Barlow Karen Bartels Sharon Bartels Edna Becker Iva Belden Ken Best Marta Bickel Candace Blake Mary Blazer With Ambitious Spirit Arleta Boardman Virginia Boston Rose Bowser Dennis Boyd Carol Brackett Richard Bragg John Bray Aleta Brew Janice Bridgett Judy Brown Mary Brown Carol Bunish Craig Campbell Ronald Campbell Joyce Carr 131 Janine Cichocki Carolyn Clements Marilyn Coates Carolyn Coleson David Coolman Mary Corbin Sharon Cornog Joyce Cox Nancy Cox Dale Craker Freshmen Tolerate Sophomore Benny Crowe John Cruz Ruth Davis Linda Dawalt Peggy Dulaney John Echelbarger Gloria Eick LaVerne Eklund Debbie Emery Sherry Epling Ginny Fessenden Curt Fey Terri Freeman Don Frey Larry Gentry Joy Gibbs Julie Goins Kathy Graham Richard Gray Ralph Grove 132 COLOR ME RED, WHITE, AND BLUE. Pamela Groves Mary Havens Doug Helvey John Hermann Judy Herring Belligerance During Initiation Dan Higginbotham Naomi Holloway Clark Hovermale John Huffman Susie Jackson Jane Jacobs Rita Jamison Roger Jeffries Bob Johnson Greg Johnson 133 Dean Jones Jerry Kelley Michelle Kenoyer Mary Kissling Mark Klatt Sharon Laird And furthermore, Ladies and Gentlemen, I promise .. Donna Levi Jule Lytle James Mack Bob Marcum Ruth Martin Susan Martin Janet Matherly Bob Meadows Rose Miller Cheri Mitchener John Mohler Carolyn Moore Cheryl Moore Arthur Moraine Claudia Moredock 134 Sam Moulds John Murphy Francis Mustapha Shelah Neal Patricia Nolen Larry Norris Robert Norris Sam O ' brien Duane Ott Kenneth Poole Marilyn Rayburn Larry Reyburn Judy Richardson Larry Riley Don Robertson What ' s up. Roomie? 135 Pam Rodgers Mary Roggy Joanne Roland Jennifer Rosebrook Terry Shafer Mike Shaffer Karen Shaw Larry Shields Linda Short Patty Showalter Dorm Life Causes Adjustment Mary Simmermon Brad Snyder Jim Steele Joy Stence Gail Stevens Glenn Stewart Kent Stouder Sharon Stout Sharon Stryker Charles Thompson Joel Thorne Bob Thyer Becky Todd Pam Tregoning Nicki Turner Sharon Tyger Sharon VenderHorst Jeanette VanDorin Sharon VanKuiken Bob Vardaman 136 Mark? Studying? You ' ve got to be kidding! of Former Living Habits Jean Waggoner Margaret Waggoner Steve Warren Joyce Warvel Marilyn Watts Loretta Webb Pat Wheeler Marlene Whitney Wanda Whonsetler Lorraine Wickers Dianne Wieczorek Jay Winterholter David Wright Bonnita Zeiger Debbie Moses 137 And then there ' s the business world . . . the bypass . . . Washington Street . . . downtown, with products and services from which to select . . . some necessary, some not. From dry cleaners and restaurants and drug stores . . . to men ' s shops and gas stations and used car lots, we buy magazines and clothing . . . chewing gum and records . . . toiletries and pizzas. Yet, where can we buy time? ADVERTISING Running a furniture store is like running for class president No politician gets elected time after time unless he works hard to please the people. So it is with us. We know that nobody has to elect us to provide beauty for their home. That’s why we’re on a constant cam¬ paign to please people. We work hard to keep informed. Our interior designers and salesmen keep up with the newest trends and use their talent to invent new ways to design a home. Your votes of confidence tell us we are succeeding in our campaign. Fine Furniture Since 1894 — erS Other Stores in Indianapolis . Washington at Second Marion, Indiana Kokomo . . . Lafayette The College Bookstore Student Council Involvement ' 69 North Michigan District In the Heart of Michigan • -v- ' ' • . • ■ , j-. - ' ,? ' ■; Tv !tevvt I ' fWf � • 4AWf iwL ' - With our Youth at Heart THE WESLEYAN CHURCH Wm. L. Economan, President David L. Roose, WY Conf. Pres. HENDEY ' S CAMERAS —FILM —ART SUPPLIES FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN MARION Downtown 3rd Washington Streets South Marion Branch Northwest Branch West Marion Branch 508 So. Washington St. Member: F.D.I.C. People on the go—Go Burger Chef Burger Chef 1701 South Western Ave. Main Street Wesleyan Church of Jonesboro The Pastor and the People of this Church invite you to Enter to Worship—Depart to Serve Huneck ' s Drug Store 3756 South Washington Telephone 674-6131 664-9161 PERSHING GARDEN STORE Quality, Variety, Service for your lawn and garden Complete Pet Department 512 South Washington Res neck ' s Women ' s Apparel 301 South Adams Telephone 664-5174 Compliments of HOPKINS MUSIC HOUSE For All Music 309 S. Boots Marion, Indiana 662-2502 L lb MILTON ' S CLOTHES, INC. Complete Rental Service The Store with Style 321 South Adams Street Marion, Indiana 664-7303 Congratulations To The Class of 69 State Bank The Biggest Little Bank in Indiana 3 Convenient Locations Gas City 674-2281 Jonesboro WUi Mrour iiumadci rirn i f MERGED IN HEART and SPIRIT COMPLIMENTS OF OWOSSO COLLEGE and MARION COLLEGE Alumni Associations THE CAMPUS CHURCH COLLEGE WESLEYAN CHURCH 4001 South Selby Street Phone 674-2764 Melvin L. Gentry, Pastor 4007 S. Landess St. Phone 674-1541 Auto—Home—Liability Accident—Furniture—Hea lth Business Insurance—Life—Bonds DON MARTIN AGENCY INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE Donald E. Martin Office 674-3343 Owner Home 674-3107 Compliments SAGA FOOD SERVICE Sims Wesleyan Church The Kentucky District Sims, Indiana of the extends a gracious invitation Wesleyan Church to —a door of opportunity— Marion College Students Rev. Charles Blanchard Rev. Ralph Westafer, pastor District Superintendent THE OHIO DISTRICT of thie Wesleyan Church District Superintendent Rev. Donald E. Howard 249 E. College Ave. Westerville, Ohio 43081 Phone: 614-882-3940 Ass. District Superintendent Rev. Eldon R. Martin 248 E. College Ave. Westerville, Ohio 43081 Phone: 614-882-2173 ' TTfa.infainLng tfie ' Wetifeyan Making an Investment in Youth Students Always Welcome WEST EIGHTH STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH Christian Education is an investment for life Church 662-7155 Parsonage 664-7294 Reverend G. C. Cockrell, pastor THE NORTHERN ILLINOIS DISTRICT Supports MARION COLLEGE ON BEHALF OF THE ILLINOIS DISTRICT AND PERSONALLY, I DO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO THE BOARD, PRESIDENT GOODMAN, THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AND THE FACULTY FOR YOUR MINISTRY WHICH HAS MADE MARION COLLEGE A VITAL FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ILLINOIS DISTRICT OVER THE PAST 18 YEARS OF MY DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIVE OVER¬ SIGHT. ON MARCH 23, 1969, I RETIRED AS DIS¬ TRICT SUPERINTENDENT TO PASTOR OUR BROADVIEW CHURCH. I COMMEND TO ALL MARION COLLEGE THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS, REV. FORREST J. GEARHART, OUR NEW DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT. Rev. Arthur L. Bray —Arthur L. Bray A Friendly Church in a Friendly Community “Come thou with us and we will do thee good.” HOME CORNER WESLEYAN CHURCH 3441 Lincoln Blvd. Phone 664-1541 Reverend E. D. Landis, pastor LASKY ' S SHOE STORE ]. C. Penny 123 East Third Street Marion, Indiana 314 South Washington Shoes for the whole family Marion, Indiana 662-2915 MUNSON’S PONTIAC INC. NEWBERRY ' S FABRIC CENTER 312 West 2nd St. 308 South Washington St. One Stop Shop for your Marion V 662-2551 FOVTIAC complete sewing needs. CLEMENT OIL COMPANY 3304 S. Washington St. 674-1355 Special rates for college students SHIELD OF STRENGTH SINCE 1915 MARION FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association of Grant County Marion • 4th and Boots Streets 662-6668 Gas City • 2nd and Main Streets 674-3358 “Prepare to be pampered” VOGEL ' S DONUT SHOP 3519 So. Washington St. 674-4405 Earn 4 3 4% Per Annum Compounded Semi-Annually ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Earn 5% Per Annum SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Where you save does make a difference FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of Marion 100 W. Third, Marion, Ind. Phone 664-0556 BEST WISHES SENIORS 3301 S. Adams St. Marion, Indiana GRANT COUNTY MOBILE HOMES, INC. North on the Bypass Across from Shoppers Fair Marion, Indiana 664-4090 James Moses, Owner Free Delivery anywhere in Indiana RES. 674-4409 LLOYD ]. DENNEY REPRESENTING Mutual of OMAHA—United of OMAHA 4001 SO. BOOTS ST. MARION, INDIANA Pastor: Donald C. Fisher 1425 Spencer Ave. NELSON STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH 1502 W. Nelson Street at Forest Ave. Marion, Indiana Parsonage Phone 662-8279 Church Phone 662-2972 I was glad when they said unto me. Let us go into the house of the Lord. “Bottled under Authority . . Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Marion, Indiana, Inc. Taste that beats the others cold! 1200 Kilgore Muncie, Indiana BOB ROGERS SHOP for the best in books, unusual gifts, and cards Spencer Hotel Building Marion, Indiana HILLSIDE WESLEYAN CHURCH An Established Church with a New Vision 26th Street and Home Avenue Melvin H. Shoemaker, Minister Milo Bowsman, Minister Emeritus Church 664-0214 Parsonage 674-5159 3910 John Street The Shoemakers A Friendly Church with a Spiritual Uplift . frjjjf. if, vW il W. Eg— ms, Wf] 1 i Jill B ■ fc M3i ▲ ESSf 1 ? ■m bob B S3 SfS?i (f ..$..r,.... “T ' r LAKEVIEW WESLEYAN CHURCH 5300 South Western Avenue Marion, Indiana Church Phone: 674-3558 Home Phone: 674-6189 r� � a-L ZZ Z. l. GREENO’S GAS HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, INC. 3409 South Western (By-Pass) Marion, Indiana Automatic Humidifiers Electronic Air Cleaners Complete Bottle Gas Service 4 Put your money to work at the South Marion Branch of the Marion National Bank YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK THE BOOK KNOOK 415 S. Washington St. Marion, Indiana 664-7714 Operated by the Wesleyan Methodist Publishing Assoc, as a Service to the Community VOGEL’S DONUT SHOP 3519 So. Washington St. 674-4405 FEIGHNER ANDERSON INSURANCE 1424 W. 4th St. Marion, Indiana We are proud of Marion College Call 664-2333 PRESSLER ' S Dry Cleaning Self Service Service Laundry Relax watch color TV in our draped fully carpeted lounge. Located ... State Road 37 (By-Pass) South Next to Ludwig ' s Market Phone 674-8682 Compliments of MARION LUMBER SUPPLY CO. 3301 So. Washington St. 674-3341 Marion’s Home Building Center STEWARTS ' FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 South of Marion Junction of 9 35 Open Evenings Decorating Service Brunt ' s Clothing Store South Marion for a wide choice of shoes DeVOE CHEVROLET-CADILLAC, INC. 1307 WABASH AVENUE MARION, INDIANA 46952 Grant County ' s Largest Volume Dealer Phone 664-1275 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Kem and Quarry Road Marion, Indiana The End of Your Search for a Friendly Church Donald K. Ault Minister Church Phone: 662-6440 Parsonage Phone: 662-8538 SOUTH MARION FRIENDS Church Phone 674-6861 5308 South Harmon Street Paul E. Goins, Pastor Parsonage Phone 674-4787 want to own a corporation ? You can, you know! You can participate in the manage¬ ment of the nation’s largest corpora¬ tions, thanks to our free-enterprise system. 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